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At Impact Church, you can expect a relevant teaching that will both inspire and equip you on your walk with Christ. Through belonging in God's family, serving others, and reaching the lost, you will be challenged to fulfill your life purpose. We believe in transforming one to impact many.
How do you handle difficult choices when they arrive in your life; ones where it is impossible to know what the best decision is and how it will turn out? Tune in as Brother Marcus Dickerson gives us the tools we need to hold onto the certainty in God’s continual guidance, even when the outcome is uncertain.
Listen in as Deacon Odell tell us to wake up and stop pushing God to the periphery of our lives, by instituting habits that teach us to keep Him as the priority in our lives and hearts.
Brother Corey shares a powerful word about how compromise doesn't just affect you but it has the tendency to spread into every area of your life. When life gets tough, don't run away to areas of comfort but instead continue forward into a life full of purpose.
Sister DeYonne Parker delivers an impactful message on how we can experience God's best for our lives when we move out of our comfort zone and into a place of courage as we trust God to lead our lives.
In his sermon "Pass It On", Deacon Brandon teaches us how to successfully hand off the baton from one generation to the next and make sure that God is not lost in the process.
What is your life building toward–a monument or a mission? When we build monuments for ourselves, they always come crashing down. When we partner with God on the mission, we find a purpose that goes beyond what we could build on our own. Listen to what Pastor has to say about living on mission.
Often, God's children know how to do what God wants them to do, but they may not always do it! That's why we need the power of the Holy Spirit. Listen in as Pastor Brawley explains how to be Spirit-filled and what stops us from being spirit filled
In times of waiting on a promise, nothing could be more important than how we wait. Will we choose to remain failful, or fall short before the finish line? Tune into Pastor's sermon how to handle season's of waiting in "The Promise of Pentecost".
Sometimes we do things that cause us setbacks in life, leading us to lose hope and faith. But, have you ever stopped to look for the blessing in the middle of your setback? What would happen if you simply trusted the process? Listen in as Pastor Don Brawley takes a stop in the wilderness with "The Blessing of a Mother."
Many of us believe that there is only two ways to finish our walk: With a "well done" or "depart from me"; honorably or dishonarably. But Pastor Mona keys us into a third option that we need to be wary of. Listen in to hear more about the Road to Honor.
When God puts a vision in your heart, He puts a vehicle in your hand to move it forward. Listen in as Pastor Brawley ignites us to realize God's vision in our lives and realize what He's already placed in our hands.
Are you feeling troubled? With no God, there's no peace. But as we know God, we know Peace. Listen in as Pastor Brawley helps us know God’s Peace in our troubles.
He is Risen!! Listen in as Pastor Brawley gives us Hope and Confirmation from his message Good News from the Grave.
Do you recall the first time you heard other Christians shouting Hosanna? Listen in as Pastor Brawley helps us understand the answer to "Who is this?"
How well do you trust your spiritual GPS? Listen in as Pastor Brawley helps us understand that Jesus is the only way in Jesus: The Way, the truth, the Life
Jesus does more than give life. He is Life, and that’s why death has no power over him. Listen in as Pastor Brawley helps us understand Jesus: The Resurrection and Life.
The word says to bear good fruit, but are you connected to the True Vine? And, is your fruit of spirit ripe enough for the Gardner? Listen in as Pastor Marquice Hobbs leads us through the process of connecting to and producing fruit through the True Vine.
As sheep, we it is important we can recognize our shepherd's voice and abide in the safety of His presence. Listen in as Pastor Brawley leads us to the Good Shepherd that never leaves us alone and gives us everything we desire.
John 8:12 - When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”
Have you found yourself feeling empty? Have you asked yourself: What do I have to do to understand God and my life? One key is to always remember God declares the divinity of Christ. As Pastor leads us through "Jesus the Bread of Life," he uses John to remind us to turn to Jesus alone for our bread. Tune in to this week's sermon and receive this fullness of Jesus!
There are many changes to the world that we live in that happen on a constant basis. How do we remain anchored in God, and experience victory amidst a changing and challenging world? One key is to have someone in your corner, a spotter, who can be there so that you do not get pinned by the heavy loads of life. Pastor examines a moment in scripture where Moses's spotters were ESSENTIAL to obtaining victory. Who is spotting for you and who are you spotting for?
When you think of what is most important to you, what comes to mind? Is it your family, career, or money? Matthew 6 tells us that all of these things are considered treasures and all of them have an expiration date. Nothing is wrong with these things on their own, however when they take top position in our lives, they will often fight with God for priority in our hearts. When something goes wrong, where to do you find yourself running first? The things we treasure most often reveal the contents of our hearts. Jesus urges us examine our hearts and not cling tightly to treasures that are here today and gone tomorrow, but to store up eternal treasures that will never rust, perish or wither away.
I-fam, in this week's sermon, Pastor Brawley dives into the meaning of stewardship. Each of us have been given a measure of "talents" (time, abilities and resources) but in varying amounts. Pastor challenges us to ponder "what will I do with what I have been given?" and teaches that when we learn to see everything that we possess as loan from God and not our own, we can choose to be faithful manager's over all that he has given us, returning them to him better than we received them.
For anyone who feels like there isn't enough time in the day to pursue a relationship with God, this sermon is for you. Pastor Brawley will challenge us to find creative ways to prioritize our relationship with God as he shows us that the time is there, we only need to take advantage of it.
Tune into Pastor Brawley's exciting addition to his "More" Series. In this episode, he speaks about how God shows up when we meet him behind closed doors, away from the distractions of life, and ripe with expectation for him to work in our lives.
Are you ready for MORE in 2023? In this powerful two part sermon, Pastor Don provokes us to examine where we are settling for a supplement when God desires us to have MORE. Even in the face of imperfections and inadequacies, God is not deterred in His plan to give you more than you could ever ask or think. It is these very weaknesses that God uses to show His power in our lives. So this year, take your faith to the next level and leave nothing on the table.
Are you ready for MORE in 2023? In this powerful two part sermon, Pastor Don provokes us to examine where we are settling for a supplement when God desires us to have MORE. Even in the face of imperfections and inadequacies, God is not deterred in His plan to give you more than you could ever ask or think. It is these very weaknesses that God uses to show His power in our lives. So this year, take your faith to the next level and leave nothing on the table.
This Christmas season will be filled with many magnificent images of Jesus and his mother, Mary. While society likes to portray Mary as this divine saint with a halo hovering over her head, the truth is, she was very much an ordinary girl; an obscure figure surprised to hear herself called "Blessed and Highly Favored" by the Lord. In Mary, we discover that we don't have to be a top level executive or the "perfect Christian" in order to be favored by God. Our favor comes not from who we are, but WHOSE we are.
In this impactful sermon, we are provokes us to audit our own lifestyles. Do we know what the word says, yet fall short of abiding by its truths in our daily lives? Elder James encourages us to use the word as a mirror and allow it to show us who we are, who we should be and who we want to become.
We can tell what is important to us by what we choose to spend our time on. As the Christmas season approaches, we see people spend thousands of dollars and countless hours in line to purchase gifts and decorations. While nothing is wrong with this, it can be all too easy to get caught up in the day to day and leave God behind. In the book of Luke, Jesus makes his priorities clear. He teaches us that matter the occasion, the most precious gift we can have is to be in the Father's presence.
Ranking is a big part of society nowadays. You may have even asked yourself "Who's the G.O.A.T?" in a recent conversation. It may surprise you that people have always looked to measure themselves against others, even in Jesus's time. But in Pastor's sermon, we learn that looking for status can be the biggest obstacle between us and serving. In Jesus's inverted kingdom, the one who is the lowliest servant is recognized as great. As you listen, audit your own heart when it comes to serving and ask if it fits Jesus's definition of a true servant.
God grants us numerous opportunities to see His hand working in our lives. Do you more often take advantage of these opportunities to offer thanksgiving and praise, or do you find yourself easing into the cycle of complaining and finding faults in our daily lives? Pastor Mona expands our knowledge of what it means to truly be grateful and how we can not only live a life of gratitude but also be an example for others to follow.
What is the difference between wisdom and foolishness? Is wisdom something that can be attained by reading your word, going to church and listening to sermons? Contrary to popular belief, Jesus makes it clear that simply hearing and knowing the word of God is not enough for the wise believer. The bible says that even Satan is familiar with the word. You must take it a step further and actually apply what you hear, otherwise your knowledge is wasted. Make the commitment today, to not just be hearers of the word, but DOer's of the word as well.
We are all familiar with imperfections and disappointments in relationships closest to us. Overtime, these unmet expectations can create rifts and lead to "relationship depreciation". But as Pastor Don shows us in this weeks sermon, gratitude holds the key to a complete and radical change in even the most decayed of our relationships. By transforming our outlook on people and their imperfections and covering them with the grace we receive on a daily basis, we can bridge the gaps in our relationships and open the door for relationships that appreciate over time.
This year for thanksgiving, we invite you to go beyond being hungry and start being happy too! Tune in as Pastor begins his insightful new series on gratitude.
It's can be easy to place our own limitations on God, allowing our small vision to miss the scope of all that God wishes to do through us. But that ends today. It's time to see BIGGER! We must realign ourselves with God's vision, pray bigger prayers and allow God to do something in our lives that we have never seen before.
In the latest installment of his "Lessons from the Land" Series, Pastor tells the story of a paralyzed man who's friends didn't let impossible odds keep him from meeting Jesus. Sometimes, we need other's to carry us to Christ, and other times we must be that someone.
Your story is not just your story. It contains monuments to all that you survived in the past, and also a glimmer of what to hope for in the future. Will you choose to remember God's faithfulness from yesterday and believe his trustworthy with your tomorrow?
At some point, all of us will struggle with a mountain in our lives. They take different names in different seasons but won't move until we make the difficult choice to climb and reach the summit. Listen to this sermon and become a mountain climber.
In his sermon, Pastor brings us to the story of Abraham. Against all hope, Abraham held to the promise of God in his dead situation, though it seemed beyond the realm of possibility. Whether it's literal or metaphorical, death doesn't have the final say when we walk with God. We can witness God resurrect that situation and bring new life into our dead circumstance if we hold fast to the promise.
This weeks sermon teaches us how to be faithful servants no matter the circumstances. Your situation may not be ideal but you can still thrive and bloom, no matter where you are planted.
2,000 years ago, a crowd chose to save Barabbas, a criminal and rebel, from execution and subsequently condemned Jesus to death on the cross. While it may be hard to think we would ever openly reject Jesus, oftentimes that is exactly what we are doing with our choices by seeking to do what is comfortable and conforming to our preferences instead of God's. Push past the discomfort and choose to seek obedience to Christ today.
Take a deep dive into scripture and listen to this powerful sermon taught by Dr. Sherry Gaither. Dr. Gaither teaches a timely word about keeping watch for the coming of the Lord and making sure our “oil” does not burn out before Jesus returns.
Continuing with the last installment of the "Managing Mindset's" Series, Pastor Brawley speaks on the worst mindset of all: The Doubter Mindset. If you are someone who struggles with unbelief, or an inconsistent walk, this sermon is for you. This sermon teaches us that if we are constantly tossed by the waves of belief and unbelief, between trusting God and taking matters into our own hands, we should NOT expect God to answer our prayers! But once we can get off the fence and make a decision to trust God fully, we'll begin a journey of seeing just how BIG God can be in our lives.
People pleasing is one mindset that leads to loss in our lives. Pastor Brawley speaks to the value in listening to God and how doing so allows us to gain back the freedom God has proclaimed over our lives. Through this message, we can declare that no matter what people say or think about us, we will trust God and Him alone.
Last Sunday's guest, Pastor Hobbs, spoke to the world's standards of perfection and provided a word reminding us that we can only conquer the concept of being perfect through the great sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Through this message, we gain the understanding that our "perfect life" is possible through God's grace and having faith in Jesus.
Continuing in his "Managing Your Mind" series, Pastor Don reveals the downfalls of comparing our lives to others. It diminishes our vision and shifts our focus away from God and onto our imperfect selves. Through his message, Pastor teaches us to think in a way that allows us see the Truth of our lives through God's perspective and fully live out His promises.
Pastor Don begins his new series with an engaging and relevant first addition, speaking about one thing all of us cannot live without - our minds. It controls everything from our thought process, to our feelings, and even our paradigm on life. With this much authority, it is no wonder many of the most difficult battles we face happen in our minds! Pastor shares with us how a limiting mindset can limit your trajectory and begins us down the path to managing our minds. Click below to listen.
Pastor Brawley gives us an empowering sermon about finding the courage to continue. God can see more than what is right in front of us. As believers, the more we immerse ourselves into the word of God, we will build the necessary blocks to move forward in courage and apply it in our daily lives.
In a continuation of our series on "Hearing the Voice of God", we are led through the book of Exodus to examine the response of Moses when the Lord called to him from the burning bush. God will often speak to us when we least expect it to find the people that will tune out the distractions and respond in obedience.
We are living in perilous times. The News report pessimistic predictions everyday, a pandemic rages through our world, and a great falling away has overcome the church in a time where the truth can simply be a "matter of opinion". This is a crisis to be sure. However, Dr. Gaither reminds us that even though the times are uncertain, our King still remains on the throne. She shows us how to use the word to renew our minds and keep the faith no matter what the situation or storm.
In a powerful follow up to Pastor's sermon, Elder James pushes us further into our walk by telling us how to respond to God's voice. Using the story of Gideon, he teaches us how to properly walk out God's commands and instruction by taking the time to stop and listen, and then removing any and all obstacles that could prevent total obedience.
Sometimes, it can feel impossible to hear God's voice amongst the roar of confusing doctrines, political agendas and our own doubts. But the sermon uses the story of Elijah to show us God's still, small voice lies in wait, ready to guide us and silence the chaos of those voices around us.
Pastor Garmon encourages Impact to "live it up" by reminding us that we have an inheritance of abundant life that is not only seen in heaven but also in our here and now. Make your daily choice to walk in your abundance and don't settle for less.
Oftentimes, fathers think it's their job to "Fix" everything. But this Father's Day, Pastor reminds us that when it comes to the issue of sin, there is only one fix - repentance and turning to the Heavenly Father. Pastor shows us how to acknowlege and repent of the sin in our lives and live free from the condemnation of past mistakes.
When we are overwhelmed and out of options, we have a tendency to look within. But when you are drowning, you can't help yourself. In times like this, we need to look to the Rock that is higher than you or I.
This week pastor takes a look at the life of Samson. He asks "What does it look like to regain our vision to serve?" and shows us how God gives us strength to serve his purposes.
Pastor Mona preaches a sermon on Jabez, the man behind the famous "Prayer of Jabez". Named after the hebrew word for "pain," Jabez was seen as a curse by those around him. God saw him, however, in the midst of his scorn and answered his prayers to be a blessing to those around him. God created a lasting legacy for Jabez despite what those around him believed. Listen to hear how God can turn the "names" that follow us around and create blessings from curses for a lasting memory that will bless many generations to come.
Special Guest Speaker Michelle Mckinney Hammond delivers a powerful sermon on the power of association, referencing the story of Ruth, Naomi and Orpah. Michelle shows how that God rewards us for walking in association with Him and with those He's assigned us to.
Focusing on Moses's three mothers, Pastor Brawley touches on the different ways women can show up in the lives of children as mothers or surrogates, and how God honors their love AND limitations to raise up the next generation.
What is your response when you see a storm approaching? When approaching a storm, you must remember how God has delivered you in the past so that you don't lose spiritual perspective and lose your peace. God is faithful even when we are unfailthful. If He brought us to it, he will bring us THROUGH it.
Pastor revisits an experience the disciples had with Jesus in the middle of a trying storm. By looking at the situation through a unique lens, he shows us how we too can experience God's overwhelming peace in the midst of our storms.
The time has come to celebrate yet another Resurrection Sunday. This time, Pastor focuses on Jesus and the empty tomb--and what that means for you! Because Jesus came out of his tomb, so can you!
By revisiting the story of Sarah and Hagar, Elder Peter is able to touch on those moments in life where we feel unseen because of the circumstances and unmet desires of our heart. But no matter the circumstances, we can feel peace in knowing that God still sees us where we are and He is still working all things for our good. Click below to listen.
So many of our prayers are asking God to bless a deficient area in our lives. But how often do we ask God what we should do once we receive what we've prayed for? Listen as Pastor Mona implores us to reflect on what God needs from us in this Holy Season.
Pastor reflects back on our journey throughout this campaign series. Sometimes, the broken world we live in can discourage us that we see a full comeback. Pastor encourages us that although sin and brokenness abound in our lives, they do not have the final say. God is still faithful to complete the work which he has begun in us and to bring us to a full comeback, not because we are always faithful but because he is SO faithful.
As we continue as examination of the book of Nehemiah, the Israelites had completed the building of the wall up to half its height already, and yet become so discouraged by enemy forces that they were ready to quit. Many of us have thought about doing the same thing. But if you want to win this race, you've got to stand firm in your faith. Sometimes, that requires an adjustment in your mindset. When you're tired and ready to give up, don't change your ending...CHANGE YOUR APPROACH!
Continuing on his "Comeback" series, this week Pastor Brawley tackles regaining your confidence after a setback. Confidence is often one of the many casualties of a setback, especially if the setback is your fault. We tend to lose our sense of self and trust for our future. But this week, we are no longer going to be bound by the reminders of what we have lost. Pastor teaches us how to regain our confidence and make the most of what we have left.
On the journey to your comeback, you will no doubt face opposition. In fact, it's oftentimes not until you make a resolve to comeback that hidden enemies can show their face. In this week's sermon, Pastor shows us what to do to prevent those with a vested interest in your setback from keeping you from your Comeback.
Sometimes, a comeback requires a risk of us. Many of us simply desire to live safe and comfortable lives. But pastor points out that we often get stuck in the area we played it safe in. When you live your life to be safe, you to stop living. Once you determine the resolve to have a comeback, take a risk to make it happen and create a change!
Pastor shows us how to prepare for our comeback by taking the first step: prayer! Before anything changes externally, God wants to make sure our hearts are in alignment with his will. Prayer is how we surrender our fleshly desires and remember God is still on His throne, and everything is in His control.
In the second installment of the "Comeback" series, we learn that regardless of how discouraging our circumstances seem to be, God has not forgotten the plans he has for us. He has already written a "comeback" into every setback we find ourselves in. When darkness comes, trust his faithfulness to guide you and take heart in the promises found in Jeremiah 29.
We all know what it's like for life to press a nerve. When this happens, our first instincts are to retreat and disconnect. But when we disconnect from community, we often delay our own comeback. Instead, allow God to use the connections in your life to deliver your comeback. Listen to the sermon to hear more.
Last week Pastor spoke about Ezekiels vision of dry bones in a valley and posed the question "Can something that has decayed for a very long time live again?" This week Pastor goes further with this concept and asks "What if the valley we find ourselves in is one we dug ourselves into?" This week, God wants you to know that if you're in a grave due to your own failure, you qualify for the gravedigger to get you out!
Oftentimes, when we think about the power of God, we often limit it to things we have lost recently. In today's sermon, pastor teaches us that God has the ability to raise to life not only those things which have recently died but also those which have been decayed for a long time.
In this powerful addition to his Arise series, Pastor meets us in our darkest places and demonstrates how God is not just God of the easy, but the difficult and impossible also. Just because we are facing difficulties, it does not mean God is not in them. In fact, it is often when we have walked through our blackest night that God tells us to "Arise". No matter the ruins, the Lord will not leave you in the darkness. He won't forget his covenant or his people. He can and will still bring glory after your heartache.
We all go through dark times in our lives where we face the ruins of something that once was strong and healthy but have since deteriorated such as: a strained relationship, your confidence or simply the ruins that remain from poor decisions we've made. In today's sermon, Pastor Brawley explores "what do you do when you're in a new year but with old ruins".
With the dawn of a new year comes a chance to embrace change or remain the same. How many years have gone by and you're still dealing with that same problem? That same sin? That same hurt? Pastor Brawley encourages us to arise from the sidelines this year, not only as individuals but as the Body of Christ. There is no time for sleeping, it is time to ARISE.
With the dawn of a new year comes a chance to embrace change or remain the same. How many years have gone by and you're still dealing with that same problem? That same sin? That same hurt? Pastor Brawley encourages us to arise from the sidelines this year, not only as individuals but as the Body of Christ. There is no time for sleeping, it is time to ARISE.
In this sermon, Pastor Mona reminds us that conditions don't have to be perfect for God to answer your prayers. He is actively using that chaos to create a path for you onto you purpose, just like He did for Jesus. But don't wait for everything to work out. Tap into the peace and joy made available for all of God's children today.
The holidays can often be a challenging time for many. Even though you may be surrounded by the love of family or friends, a comfortable job, etc, the holidays can remind us that there are still deep areas where we are hoping to see God in our lives. Pastor delivers an empathetic message about a time when Israel was in a hopeless situation. God, in his infinite love and nearness, gave them exactly what they needed to make it through that time along with also a hope that He would send a permanent fix to all of life's grievances in the future, the savior Jesus Christ.
"Almost". A short word that can mean a world of difference. As our pastor states, it is the little difference between "this" and "that", knowing that you were so close, yet so far. In this world of constant chaos and disruptions, we are surrounded by many narratives trying to govern our destinies. It is imperative that we allow the Word of God to completely permeate our hearts, to be absolutely convinced us of the truth by which we live. Because "almost" will have you at the edge of freedom, yet shackled nonetheless.
What challenges and hardships are you dealing with today that leave you drained and depleted? In this past Sunday's message, Elder Peter explores how to deal with times in your life when you feel weary and what the Word says about moving forward. Find out how to endure hardship and finish strong.
Dr. Sherry Gaither brings this powerful and on-time word from God from the book of Ruth. In it, she tells the story of three women who lost the same thing yet responded differently. The visions they had for their future determined where they went. Tune in to find out how to cling to your vision, and not miss the divine purpose God has placed on you.
Pastor Brawley is back with a timely word for those of us trapped in the very real reality of toiling for increase or growth only to be disappointed time and time, year after year. Well beloved, do not give up. If you sow nothing, you reap nothing. Continue to sow even when you see nothing and in the time of harvest, the Lord will bring to fruition every seed you you've planted. For many of us, the harvest is a lot closer than we think.
In his final message in the Relational Reset series, Pastor Brawley gives a powerful sermon about returning to relationships when you can't run from them. Using Hagar's situation with Abraham and Sarah, Pastor teaches us that even when you have been used, abused and abandoned, you have never been out of God's sight. He knows you and SEES you. No matter where you are coming from, He will not allow your past to disqualify you from the inheritance of blessing and promises He has reserved for you.
Have you felt yourself drifting away from God? Taking on a victim or reactionary stance to the things that happen to you. Well then you need to tune in. Minister Michelle McKinney Hammond delivers a mighty word that will get you push you into the presence of the living God and reclaim the Power of divine timing and deliverance available to all those who abide in Him.
Some people in our lives require extra grace, to put it mildly. When they curse and despise you, the natural instinct is to reciprocate or look for a way to get even. However, Jesus shows us another way. Through his example, we will learn how to not be overcome by evil but become triumphant over evil at all times.
Tune in to hear a special message from Elder Peter teaching us how we can honor Gods shepherds, our pastors, every week to be a blessing and encouragement to them. When we are blessing to our leaders, the Lord rewards our faithfulness by blessing us in return.
In the Reset series, Pastor addresses the fear and darkness it seems many of us are surrounded by. By looking at the life of Jacob, we can be encouraged that even when the darkness we find ourselves in is a product of our own doing, we serve a God who is the restorer of lives and who makes himself known in the darkness.
When someone does something to hurt us, whether it be intentional or accidental, it can be hard and even nearly impossible to resist our natural urge to get even. Contrary to what our flesh desires, Jesus teaches us that when someone "strikes you on your left cheek, give them your right one also." What could Jesus mean when he gives us this impossible command and what tools does he give us to live this out in our lives? Tune in to find out.
Oftentimes, the words spoken to us can be far more devastating than anything ever done to us. They create unseen wounds that can last for many seasons. The Bible says the power of life and death reside in the tongue. This week, we we explore how we can use our words to build each other up instead of tearing each other down.
Pastor continues his examination of Matthew 5 this week as we look into Jesus's response to the question of divorce. Jesus gives a gut-punching, counter-cultural critique on relationship dynamics, forcing everyone to confront the difference between their "rights" and what is right, in order to love others as He does.
We like to think that when God is blessing us, we will have no need unmet. However, reality is often quite different: most of the time we are caught in between both barrenness and blessings. Though we are overwhelmed with blessings, we find it hard not to look at the dreams or needs that remain unfulfilled. Well, take heart. Not only did God meet Sarah in her barrenness, but he gave her the strength to carry out the word he had given her, even when she thought it better to give up. God wants to do the same thing in you. Listen to the sermon to find out how.
Last week we spoke about how our Mountain moving faith has to first move us. This week we’ll discuss how to get out of the places we’ve settled to reach the promises God has called us to.
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This week pastor brings the 🔥 in a sermon you don’t want to miss. Taking an examination of Jehovah Jireh that you’ve never heard before, Pastor Brawley makes it clear that whatever your going through, the Lord will see His promises over your life through to the end.
Have you ever been in a season of your life when everything is in flow... except one area? It could be a withered bank account, marriage or hope. Well today, Pastor wants you to remember Jesus showed up at the synagogue that day to restore your withered areas and He’s been showing up ever since.
You can’t clear today’s mountains with yesterday’s faith. What does it look like to have a mountain moving faith? Check out the sermon for the full breakdown
Elder Peter shows us how to wait for breakthrough in times when our faith does not connect to what our reality is - "Spiritual Conflict" - and see God's provision in the storm.